The Delhi Development Authority has approved reforms to revitalize Delhi's commercial real estate sector, including reducing amalgamation charges for commercial properties and lowering multiplication factors for property auctions.
The reforms aim to make Delhi more attractive for investment, exploit underutilized commercial plots, and align property valuations with market realities to enhance competitiveness within the National Capital Region.
In addition to commercial policy changes, DDA approved a shift in land use in Narela to create an educational hub and sports complex. They also announced a premium housing scheme offering residential flats in prime locations.
The DDA's decisions are expected to trigger a new wave of commercial development in Delhi, attract more investment, and accelerate planned growth in Narela sub-city.